My vet called today. The test results were inconclusive. She has talked with several other vets and they all agree that bunnies seldom, if ever, get things poked up their widdle noses, so the concept of something being lodged up there is out for now. She located a vet that has someone on staff who can read bunny x-rays, and does it with expertise. I will pass on that for the time being. What does your daddy do for a living? Oh he reads bunny x-rays.....right.....

Today’s treatment is as follows: twice daily or until it is gone each day, which ever happens first, Denver will be put under a tent and ventilated with medications mixed by yours truly. He has been tented now for a couple of hours and I will check on him in another few minutes. The meds are: mucomist, Gentacin and Aminophylline mixed with saline solution. The concoction gets put in a bowl/cup on top of the vaporizer. We were going to use a nebulizor (sp) but I didn't want to spring for $185 for the equipment. He would also have to have a little mask put over his face. He is cooperative, but I think it would freak him out too much, since he is one nostril down to begin with!

Hopefully, with the decongestant, and other meds to treat his sinuses, things will begin to improve. He is also staying on the Baytril.

He will need to stay on this regimen for 5 to 7 days. He seemed to enjoy the steam room / bathroom when I would take him in their each day. It helped but I didn't use meds in the water, just natural oils. So I think this may just do the trick. I feel so, so sorry for him.

Fingers crossed that this little guy will pop back.

Oh, also, the vet wants me to remove the hay from his pen and use only cotton towels. That will happen tomorrow, as my evening is being spent concentrating on the meds and the vaporizer treatment.

I will let you know how things are going after tomorrow's dosing.

Thanks for listening.

SAS